Chapter 141: Chapter 141: After all these years, you really haven’t made any progress at all. Chapter 141: Chapter 141: After all these years, you really haven’t made any progress at all. Jiang Nian didn’t know what Shen Zhaozhao thought of her. In fact, she wasn’t cold, she just devoted more energy to her studies and paid less attention to other things, which made her seem somewhat reclusive.
In the blink of an eye, a week had passed since the start of school.
Shen Zhaozhao, who had been looking forward to the first weekend, couldn’t wait to go out and have some fun.
She knocked on Sheng Chuyi’s door early in the morning.
Seeing her dressed neatly, ready to go out, Sheng Chuyi couldn’t help but ask, “Have you finished your homework?” High school isn’t like elementary or middle school, there’s a lot of homework even on weekends.
“It’s just homework, I can finish it when I get back,” Shen Zhaozhao didn’t want to waste the beautiful time on homework.
Sheng Chuyi knew her personality and didn’t say much more, simply telling her, “Wait for me a moment.”
“I’ll wait for you downstairs, be quick,” Shen Zhaozhao said and turned to go downstairs.
There are many attractions in Jing City, and Shen Zhaozhao had specifically taken time to research them, so this time she didn’t need Sheng Chuyi to lead the way. As soon as they got in the car, she told the driver the destination.
“What do you think? You’ve definitely never been here before, right?” After getting out of the car, they saw a series of ancient alleys filled with a rich sense of history.
There are quite a few such ancient alleys in Jing City, but the one this girl brought him to was not the most famous among them.
Indeed, Sheng Chuyi had never been there before.
He also had no idea where the girl had learned about it.
However, Shen Zhaozhao’s goal today was not to explore the ancient alleys, but to seek out the snacks hidden within them.
These alleys, with their long history, always harbored some age-old skills handed down from earlier generations.
Shen Zhaozhao opened her phone and, following the strategy given by netizens, she actually discovered quite a few tasty treats.
These hidden eateries emphasized authenticity, featured complicated cooking methods, and offered a limited supply, hardly comparable to those outer shops that rely solely on technology and sheer effort.
Shen Zhaozhao had eaten her fill, sauntering in full and swaggering out even more so.
She was smug, “How about it, following me was the right choice, wasn’t it?”
Sheng Chuyi didn’t know what to say to her. If only she put half this effort into her studies, her grades wouldn’t always be so average.
By the time the two returned to the villa it was already evening. Shen Zhaozhao had eaten too much during the day and didn’t want to have dinner. She holed up in her room chatting with Sang Youyou for a while, played a few games, and then fell asleep.
It wasn’t until the middle of the night that she vaguely remembered, as if she had forgotten something very important.
Forgotten meant forgotten, and it wasn’t very important.
The next morning, Shen Zhaozhao was awakened by the alarm clock. She opened her eyes and saw the backpack on the desk, and the fuzzy thought from last night suddenly became clear.
Oh no, she hadn’t finished her homework.
Shen Zhaozhao “rolled” out of bed in one quick motion.
There was no time to write, but since it was all test papers, copying them would be quick.
Shen Zhaozhao, without even changing clothes, sneaked up to the third floor.
The door was unlocked, and with a gentle push on the doorknob, she opened it.
Thankfully, that guy wasn’t in the room.
Shen Zhaozhao pushed the door open and walked in.
This was the first time she had entered Sheng Chuyi’s room since moving in.
Upon entering, Shen Zhaozhao made a beeline for Sheng Chuyi’s desk, where his neatly packed backpack was placed.
Shen Zhaozhao, thrilled, ran over, opened the backpack, and easily found the test papers. She was about to take them out when the bathroom door behind her suddenly opened.
Shen Zhaozhao was startled, her movements involuntarily became more forceful, and then she heard a “whoosh—